News
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Optimism of Arab Spring fades for workers in Egypt
The workers at Cleopatra Ceramics have been staging protests for several months against the company chairman Abul Enein.
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Egypt president promises security for tourists
Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi visited southern Egypt in an attempt to promote tourism and relieve tourists.
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Ghorab expects more investments in Petroleum Industry
Former Petroleum and Mineral Wealth Minister Eng. Abdullah Ghorab is optimistic about the future of petroleum investments.
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New Egyptian Cabinet includes many holdovers
Egypt's new Cabinet - put together by Prime Minister Hisham Qandil - includes several figures from the ousted regime.
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New Egyptian Cabinet little time to achieve results, says analyst
In two months time, Egypt needs to be safe and economically stable - otherwise, people will take to the streets.
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Egypt appoints well-known tourism veteran as new Minister of Tourism
Hisham Zaazou comes to this position after 30+ years in the public and private sectors.
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Opinion: Negotiating with Egypt's Military Industrial Complex
Egypt, a country of about 83 million people, maintains an army of 440,000, exceeding that of Iraq's, Iran's, and Syria's.
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Egypt: Uncertain time for banking
The banking sector in Egypt has become unpredictable, according to the Oxford Business Group.
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New Egypt cabinet no quick fix for flailing economy
Even with revived ministries and technocrats leading the new government, Egypt's economy has no fast resurrection plan.
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Greece's Piraeus Bank halts sale of Egyptian unit
The Egyptian subsidiary is valued at over $200 million, and even though Greece needs the money, it stops the sale.
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Chamber of Commerce criticizes Industry Ministry nominees
As Prime Minister Hisham Qandil is struggling to form Egypt's government, the Federation of the Egyptian Chambers of Commerce remains skeptical.
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Opinion: The Arabian Horse
Mohamed ElErian discusses: Can Egypt's economy deliver on the revolutionary promise of a better future for all?
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Outgoing Finance Minister blames economic ills on Egyptians
After assuring that he will not remain in position, Momtaz El-Saeed blames the Egyptians' attitude and lifestyle for the economic downfall.
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Egypt, Libya and Tunisia consider visa-free zone to boost trade
In an effort to boost trade and promote economic cooperation, the three Arab Spring countries are planning on allowing visa-free travel.
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Egypt bourse monitored by LSE Sri Lanka unit software
The Egyptian Exchange EGX is starting to use a Sri Lankan trading surveillance system to improve market monitoring functionism.
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Egypt welcomed as guest of honour at Sharjah International Book Fair 2012
Sharjah International Book Fair aims to highlight Egypt's cultural and intellectual role in the region.
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Ramadan in Egypt: Hot and slow
Ramadan in Egypt has become a synonym for the drop of productivity, not only because labour days are shortened.
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Egyptian businessmen present: 'Sharia Tourism'
In what appears to be another expression of the strengthening of Islam in Egypt, a new initiative in encourages “sharia tourism.”
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Egypt minister says IMF loan talks to resume after summer
The International Monetary Fund loan discussions are not forgotten - just postponed until the end of summer.
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Bentley Motors Middle East record highest ever sales results H1- 2012
So far it seems like 2012 will be Bentley's most successful year in the Middle East and North Africa.